Latin Grammar
Historical textbook grammar lessons and paradigm tables from Benjamin L. D’Ooge, Latin for Beginners (1911).
Nouns
- The First or Ā-Declension §§ 57–61
- The Second or O-Declension §§ 71–74, 91–92
- The Third Declension — Consonant Stems §§ 230–239
- The Third Declension — I-Stems §§ 241–244
- The Fourth or U-Declension §§ 259–260
- The Fifth or Ē-Declension §§ 272–273
Adjectives
- Adjectives of the First and Second Declensions §§ 80–83, 93
- Adjectives of the Third Declension §§ 250–257
- Comparison of Adjectives §§ 301–315
Pronouns
- Personal and Reflexive Pronouns §§ 278–282, 480
- Demonstrative Pronouns §§ 285–287, 290–292, 481
- Relative and Interrogative Pronouns §§ 219–227, 482–483
Verbs
- Present Indicative Active §§ 128, 488
- Imperfect Indicative Active §§ 132–134, 488
- Future Indicative Active §§ 137–138, 488
- Perfect Indicative Active §§ 185–186, 190–191, 488
- Pluperfect Indicative Active §§ 187, 488
- Future Perfect Indicative Active §§ 187, 488
- Present Indicative Passive §§ 164–165, 488
- Imperfect Indicative Passive §§ 169, 488
- Future Indicative Passive §§ 169, 488
- Perfect Indicative Passive §§ 201–202, 488
- Pluperfect Indicative Passive §§ 202, 488
- Future Perfect Indicative Passive §§ 202, 488
- Present Subjunctive Active §§ 344, 488
- Imperfect Subjunctive Active §§ 354, 488
- Perfect Subjunctive Active §§ 361, 488
- Pluperfect Subjunctive Active §§ 361, 488
- Present Subjunctive Passive §§ 344, 488
- Imperfect Subjunctive Passive §§ 354, 488
- Perfect Subjunctive Passive §§ 363, 488
- Pluperfect Subjunctive Passive §§ 363, 488